You are correct about that 200MB limit, and as of now there isn’t a way to increase that, but we would like to better understand your use case here to se if theres a good solution we can come up with! Can you tell us a bit more about what your goals are?
I would like to perform video quality inspection on my production line and some time video length is more than 1 min which is exceeding the size (> 200 MB) of the video file.
Okay, so you want to take a video to show what was seen during the inspection (for example, see that the bench is all clean) and then upload into tulip as proof of the quality check?
The video upload limit to Tulip is 200 MB - that’s a Tulip hard limit.
I don’t know what the best way to compress the video files in advance of uploading them since Tulip doesn’t have control over the video before it is uploaded. If you could provide some additional information about how these files are generated, we can try to help but it’s out of Tulip’s domain.
In general, the recommended path would be to utilize vision video recording as a way to get videos of more than 200 MB (or to record videos in general) on Tulip.